This garden mausoleum is Humayong Mausoleum. The tower looks a bit like an English garden because it was once occupied by the British. Its architectural layout, coffins in tombs and mosques all reveal mystery. In fact, in addition to these, the mausoleum originally gave people the feeling of silence and mystery.

It can be said that it is one of the buildings that Indians are proud of. As the first garden-style mausoleum in South Asia, it attracts many tourists. This mausoleum was built by the Queen, and it was also listed on the World Heritage List in the late 1990s.

In fact, many emperors pay special attention to their own affairs. This mausoleum has adopted a new architectural style, and it is also the object of imitation of many buildings in the later period. Especially the Taj Mahal, which we all know later, was actually built in imitation of it. The architectural style of this mausoleum combines the architectural styles of Hinduism and Islam. The whole building is made of red sandstone rich in India. The color looks beautiful, but it certainly doesn't look lifeless. Moreover, it is decorated with white marble, which makes the main body of this mausoleum look particularly smart and solemn, which makes people respect it.

It is a mausoleum, so coffins are essential here, and it is these coffins that add a bit of mystery to the whole mausoleum. Hu Mayong and his queen's coffin are neatly arranged in the middle of the bedroom here. Not only that, there are coffins of five other emperors in the palace next to it. There is also a mosque next to this mausoleum. There are tombs and temples, which really adds a bit of mystery. If you are timid, find someone to accompany you!